Top Spain Classes & Workshops - page 4

Skip the hassle of planning and navigating long lines with this full-day private tour of Barcelona’s heritage, architecture, and gastronomy. Combine walking and taxi rides to explore key sites, including Palau Güell, La Boqueria Market, and the Gothic Quarter. Enjoy a tapas lunch with wine (if option selected) on Rambla Catalunya, then visit Park Güell and end with skip-the-line access to Sagrada Familia with either a tour guide or audio guide.

After dark, Barcelona comes to life. Lose yourself in the history, flavors, and culture on this small-group food and walking tour, all capped off with a live flamenco show in the city’s Gothic Quarter. Explore highlights of the Old Town safely at night, then taste traditional Catalonian dishes and drinks that you might overlook if alone. Then, complete the two-in-one experience with one of Spain's cultural treasures: a live flamenco show at an authentic tablao theater.

If you want a crash course on Spanish wine so you can order confidently in a stylish Madrid bar, this introductory wine tasting session is ideal. At a centrally located shop near the Plaza Mayor your host will introduce you to Spanish wine. Enjoy three generous glasses of different local wines while learning more about regional varieties.

Explore the beauty that lies just beyond the city on a private or small-group tour to Montserrat mountain from Barcelona. Visit the Church of Santa Maria de Montserrat to see La Moreneta and hear the Children’s Choir if available. Enjoy a light hike to a scenic viewpoint and explore the local market with regional products. For added convenience, hotel pickup is included for private tours.

Feel the passion of Andalucian flamenco at Barcelona’s Tablao de Carmen, one of the city’s best-known ‘tablaos’ or flamenco bars. The electrifying show features flamboyant dancing, singing, clapping, and guitar. Choose from two show times and opt to enjoy tapas, a meal, or a VIP dinner with wine pairing while you watch. Your experience includes admission to the Spanish Village, built in the 1920s to showcase traditional architecture.

Combine the super-speed attractions of Ferrari Land with the white-knuckle roller coasters of PortAventura Park—all in one single, hassle-free day trip from Barcelona. Convenient round-trip transport from the city center and between the parks means you can relax and relish the thrills. Explore more than 40 rides at PortAventura Park, and then experience a wealth of F1 racing games at Ferrari Land.

Step into the shoes of a Spanish chef and learn to make Valencia’s signature dish during a hands-on paella cooking lesson. Travel outside the city to a traditional farmhouse, where a gourmet instructor shows you the secrets behind this famous rice-and-seafood dish. Sit down to enjoy the home-cooked cuisine while surrounded by a landscape of orange trees and rice paddies for an authentic Valencian experience.

Learn the secrets behind Spanish cooking during this private half-day class in Córdoba. Begin by shopping for seasonal ingredients at Corredera Food Market and meet local vendors. Cook a handcrafted menu from scratch, including dishes like a Spanish potato omelette and seafood rice. Enjoy craft beer, table olives, and Spanish wine as you feast on the meal you prepare.

Avoid tourist traps and learn to master one of Spain's most storied dishes—the ever-popular seafood paella—during this cooking class in Valencia. With all equipment provided, it's easy to follow your guide's step-by-step instructions. Shop for ingredients at the hip Ruzafa Market, then enjoy a sangria-making workshop while your paella simmers. Finish by feasting on your creations with newfound friends.

A Coruna is famous for its food, but sinking your teeth into local culinary culture can be hard when you don’t speak the language. This market tour and cooking class combo takes you beyond the typical dishes you’d find in a restaurant, so that you can enhance your understanding of local flavors and take away tips and tricks to impress friends and family back home.

Get an insider’s look at Barcelona’s cuisine in this immersive workshop led by a chef from one of the city’s popular restaurants. You’ll discover the stories behind the ingredients of key Spanish dishes and learn how to make tasty “croquetas” and the local favorite “tortilla” omelette. As you get hands-on in the cookery school, you’ll sip Spanish wine—all included—and learn why it pairs so well with tapas.

This is more than just a cooking class—it’s a journey into the heart of Spanish culture, tradition, and flavor. What makes this experience truly special is that you’ll be learning a cherished family recipe that has been passed down through generations. These are not just any churros; they are the same ones my grandmother used to make, following the authentic techniques that have stood the test of time. Unlike mass-produced churros, we’ll make them from scratch, by hand, just like locals have done for years. You’ll mix, shape, and fry them to golden perfection, experiencing the true art of traditional Spanish churros and chocolate. All of this takes place in my apartment's cozy kitchen, right in the heart of Madrid. Here, surrounded by the energy of the city, you’ll get a taste of authentic Spanish home cooking, far from the tourist traps.

Learn how to make one of Spain’s best-loved dishes in this private paella cooking class. Join your personal chef at the famous La Boqueria market to source your ingredients and ease yourself into your culinary experience by mixing up a sangria to sip throughout your class. Roll up your sleeves for the hands-on paella making and savor your freshly prepared dish with dessert.

Learn all the hidden secrets of Tenerife’s traditional wine cultivation during this private tour of a family-owned winery followed by a tasting led by a local sommelier. Wander through the winery and cellar, and then enjoy sampling the island’s wines along with a snack. Don’t worry if you don’t know much about wine, as the local sommelier will guide you every step of the way.

Navigating Córdoba’s food scene can be tricky without knowing what to try. This small-group morning tour is an easy introduction, starting with a visit to a local market to discover regional products. Then sit down for a guided tasting of olives and olive oils with a local grower, paired with breakfast, helping you understand the flavors and traditions behind Andalusian cuisine.

We are located in the old town of Bilbao, near the Mercado de la Ribera (the main food market in the city), the Cathedral of Santiago and the Church of San Antón. The old town of Bilbao is a place full of history and traditions of the Basque Country. We will learn to make 4 skewers so that you can prepare them and leave the guests with their mouths open. All this in a quiet and pleasant environment perfect for enjoying and making new friends or meeting people.

Visit a Menorcan farm dairy on your vacation, and try your hand at making the island’s renowned Mahon-Menorca cheese. Discover the entire farm-to-table process and the traditional production methods used in artisanal dairy production. Explore the milking facilities, the aging room filled with cheese wheels, and enjoy a tasting of several cheese varieties.

Join this Basque cooking class and learn how to cook traditional pintxos and tapas of the Basque Country with a local Basque chef. Learn about local ingredients and spices, the story behind them, and how the locals enjoy these delicious bites. First, meet up with your instructor, who doubles as the chef for this class. Get introduced to the ingredients you'll be working with, and listen as you learn about each one's importance in traditional northern Spanish cooking. Then, get your hands into action as you mix, stir, chop, and begin to combine ingredients with the help of the chef, who will guide you through each step of preparation. As you begin to cook, sip on a glass of wine from the open bar. Finally, see the fruits of your labors come to life as 4 different pintxos are plated from your work. Try each one, and enjoy them alongside your wine, and a complimentary charcuterie and cheese board, and dessert prepared for you.

Travel from Barcelona aboard the included train and scenic rack railway to discover Montserrat, where breathtaking mountain landscapes, centuries of history and one of Catalonia's most treasured landmarks await. Everything is arranged in advance—from your transport to your reserved entry to the Black Madonna—so you can simply relax and enjoy the journey. Explore the Basilica at your own pace, then discover the Audiovisual Space, where you'll gain a deeper understanding of Montserrat's unique identity through its mountain, monastery and sanctuary. Continue to the Museum of Montserrat, home to one of Spain's most important art collections, featuring masterpieces by Caravaggio, El Greco, Picasso, Dalí and Monet, alongside fascinating archaeological treasures from Ancient Egypt and the Near East. Complete your visit with a tasting of the traditional Montserrat liqueurs at La Botiga before returning to Barcelona.

Awaken your inner cocinero (chef) while having a giggle over a glass of vino or two during this unique cook-it-yourself bottomless brunch in central Madrid. Working in pairs, you will start with an ensaimada, a sweet pastry from Mallorca, before mastering Spain’s signature tapa – patatas brava. The main event is the humble Spanish tortilla, followed by chocolate churros for dessert – all washed down with a hearty helping of wine or cava.

In this activity, you will learn to cook the most representative dishes of Spanish cuisine. In addition to learning cuts, types of rice and all the information you want to ask about cooking At the end of the activity you will be able to taste the entire meal with a jug of sangria

Rather than just eating Spain’s signature dish, learn about the ingredients and techniques that make it so delicious during a paella cooking demonstration in Seville. As you watch an expert chef create the meal, you’ll soak up views of Seville from a rooftop and sip sangria while learning the tips and tricks to get paella right at home.

Experience a special foodie experience in Madrid where you can learn how to make paella, tapas, and dessert. This deep dive into Spanish gastronomy begins with a traditional market visit where you can get insider tips about local ingredients. Then, visit a private kitchen for an intimate cooking class, limited to a small group size. At the end, feast on the food you’ve created, with drinks included too.

If you need a break from all of that fine Spanish tapas (said no-one ever), indulge in some tasty Italian cuisine as you try your hand at making pasta. You will learn the secret to rolling the tastiest, fresh pasta—a skill you can easily replicate at home—all while enjoying an aperitif or two and a giggle with fellow travelers in a fun and relaxed environment.